The C language’s most famous feature is the buffer overflow. In fact, buffer overflow is responsible for four of the SANS top 25 programming errors leading to security vulnerabilities in the last year. Graham offers some advice on how to try and them.

After the insanity of the post NSConference show John and Scotty are back in the studio and introduce the first CocoaFusion segment with Danny Greg and Kevin Hoctor and welcome back The World According to Gemmell.

Scotty and John are joined by Graham Lee this time as they make a live recording from NSConference Atlanta. This makes for a somewhat comedic trio and the guys try desperately to maintain some self-control and pass some intelligent comments on NSConference UK and USA and this weeks segment on ‘Adding Scripting to Your Application’, with Gus Mueller.

Graham Lee says “One of the frequently asked questions regarding my impromptu code-signing talk at NSConference was: how can I share my signing certificate between multiple machines? I’ll show you, but I want to start with a bit of theory. I promise it won’t be too tedious (or it won’t be too long, anyway).”

Will the pressure of NSConference and tax returns be too much for Scotty. Will John’s soft tones and calming influence will be enough to cool Scotty’s processors and keep that hypnotic wheel of doom at bay. Maybe a chat with Nick Fletcher on the importance of a good press release, or the excitement of another MDN giveaway, will be enough to lighten Scotty’s load. You’ll simply have to listen to find out what happens in this weeks show.